If you witness a truck driver behaving dangerously, you have the option to report them. By doing so, you may prevent a severe or even fatal truck accident. Alternatively, it can serve as critical evidence if a collision does occur.
Commercial trucks have large blind spots that can considerably limit a truck driver’s visibility. Motorists must exercise caution when passing trucks in traffic, but commercial drivers must also drive in a predictable manner and use turn signals well before making any maneuvers.
An in-depth investigation into a truck accident is paramount in building a solid case, including retrieving data from the truck’s black box. A black box’s job is to store data related to the truck driver’s performance, which can ultimately help prove that a trucking company or their driver was negligent.
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